Category: SaaS

Within the last two years, numerous blogs and tech news sites have been sounding the alarm about the decreasing quality of Google’s search results. As a result, many people these days are looking for Google Search alternatives. In this post, I’ll share the two that I’m using right now and what I love about them.…

Sometimes fate works in mysterious ways. I originally began writing this article the day before WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg took the stage in Portland, Oregon to deliver his keynote speech at WordCamp U.S. Little did I know, in less than 24 hours after I began typing, that this lil’ ol’ WP Engine vs WordPress.com comparison…

Creating an analysis of user opinions on WordPress’ block editor – aka. Gutenberg – has been a fascinating journey. I explored over 340 opinions gathered from a range of platforms, including Reddit, Twitter, YouTube, and WordPress.org. In addition to these sources, I also reached out to developers of popular plugins and themes, as well as…

I actually thought I could build a WordPress plugin with ChatGPT in just a couple of hours. Well, “a couple of hours” turned out to be 120. Assuming you plan on following in my footsteps, I strongly urge you to read this article in its entirety beforehand. It will genuinely save you hours – even…

As someone who’s been working out since the age of 15 and even managed an entire fitness facility at one point in my life, I know a thing or two about what “my kinda people” are probably looking for in a theme. I also happen to be a WordPress fanatic who’s played around with dozens…

“Wow, that’s a lot of plans!” was my first thought – and second and third – when I first tried to make sense of Hostinger’s pricing. The plans all seemed so similar, not just in price but in how they were presented, almost as if each one was a completely different product. The post Hostinger…

I consider myself a bit of a connoisseur when it comes to cheap WordPress hosting. I know it’s not the most exciting thing to be passionate about, but hey, don’t judge. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever paid more than $5 per month for hosting over the past ten years. I’m talking about hosting…